Fincantieri announces the acquisition of a significant order from Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings for the construction of three next-generation cruise ships further consolidating the long-standing relationship between the two Groups. The value of this agreement, subject to financing and other typical terms and conditions, is considered very important.

The three vessels will be built respectively for Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, each as a sister ship to the most recent newbuilds built by Fincantieri for their respective brands. All units will be constructed at Fincantieri’s Italian shipyards, with deliveries scheduled between 2036 and 2037. These ships will embody the highest standards of technological innovation, comfort, and will include environmental sustainability features, reflecting the shared commitment of both Groups to responsible and forward-looking growth.

The new ship for Norwegian Cruise Line will have a gross tonnage of approximately 227,000 tons. With over 5,000 berths, it will be designed according to the highest standards of comfort and technology. The vessel for Regent Seven Seas Cruises will have a gross tonnage of 77,000 tons and around 822 berths, reaffirming the brand’s positioning in the ultra‑luxury segment. The ship for Oceania Cruises will feature a gross tonnage of 86,000 tons and capacity for approximately 1,390 berths, consistent with the brand’s focus on refined, destination‑immersive experiences.

Pierroberto Folgiero, CEO and Managing Director of Fincantieri, said: “We are proud to announce this important order, which further strengthens our collaboration with a prestigious and visionary partner such as Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings and reinforces Fincantieri’s long-standing leadership in the cruise sector. This milestone reflects the core elements of our strategy, as per our 2026–2030 Industrial Plan: leadership, innovation, and the capability to transform the global shipbuilding industry. These next‑generation ships will bring together advanced technology, design excellence, a strong focus on sustainability, energy efficiency and passenger experience, and the industrial strength of our shipyards, reaffirming Fincantieri’s role at the forefront of cruise innovation. Today, we further enhance our long‑term visibility and secure a solid workload across our shipyards through 2037, enabling us to plan future investments in capacity, digitalization, and sustainable shipbuilding. Together, we are shaping the future of cruising by delivering long‑term value and new benchmarks of excellence.”